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Photo Of The Day - October 2023
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Portrait of my daughter's dog Bee - you might notice the hair on her back being wet, where she had to be washed after a rolling in something smelly incident 
Nikon D7200, Sigma Bigma 50-500mm, 50mm, 1/200 @ f/8
Cheers
Hugh
Nikon D7200, Sigma Bigma 50-500mm, 50mm, 1/200 @ f/8
Cheers
Hugh
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Is that shy you short her with the 500mm lens! 😀Portrait of my daughter's dog Bee - you might notice the hair on her back being wet, where she had to be washed after a rolling in something smelly incident
Nikon D7200, Sigma Bigma 50-500mm, 50mm, 1/200 @ f/8
Cheers
Hugh
Seattle's Elliott Bay from Discovery Park.
The reason you never bring cattails into you home. Wake up one morning and discover all over the room.
.. have enjoyed all your turtle photos - this one is exceptional.
Moon shot, 5x camera zoomed to 25x. So much noise but probably the only decent shot of the moon I’ve ever gotten out of a phone.
My granddaughter on the local playground~
A small collection of razors. No clue where the straight razor came from. The one on the left we gave to my grandfather probably about 1968 when his hands got too shaky to safely use a straight blade. I've been using it since his death in 1975. The mechanism for opening up to change bades finally gave up the ghost. So the one on the right (and on the bottom) is its brand new replacement.
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Confrontation in process: somebody got his feathers ruffled and caused a bit of a ruckus, with lots of honking and chasing each other around.....it was interesting!
Only lens I had with me - we were out in the Oxfordshire countryside and I was hoping to get some red kites in flight. They never came close enough though
Cheers
Hugh
Where I used to live, we had dozens of red kites. They'd be swirling round directly overhead hours every day. And, if the opportunity arose, they'd dive down into the gardens, pick something up, and fly off in one smooth and dramatic swoop. Never failing. Never touching the ground.Only lens I had with me - we were out in the Oxfordshire countryside and I was hoping to get some red kites in flight. They never came close enough though
Cheers
Hugh
Most beautiful birds, and I’m glad the populations are recovering 😁
